Enter USC cornerback Josh Shaw, a captain who might miss the start of his senior season due to injuries sustained saving his nephew from drowning, according to a story posted by the school: While attending a family social
USC coach Steve Sarkisian said Tuesday that he's received several calls questioning the validity of cornerback Josh Shaw's story describing how he sustained two high ankle sprains over the weekend. The school is vetting the tale. Shaw told USC's
Yesterday, USC released a report that Trojans defensive back Josh Shaw had sprained both of his ankles while rescuing his 7-year-old nephew at a family party Saturday night. This morning, however, head coach Steve
Last night, our site shared a story from USCTrojans.com saying that highly-touted cornerback Josh Shaw had suffered a high ankle sprain jumping off a balcony to rescue his nephew from drowning. According to Scott Wolf of
USC head football coach Steve Sarkisian addressed the media moments ago and said the school would be investigating Shaw's story — saying, "He came to us with what had occurred Saturday night. I have no reason, no history, to not believe Josh and his